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Winter 2020/2021 StephenSon MeMorial Service The Department of Illinois invites you to join ujs for the Memorial service for Dr. Benjamin F. Stephenson, founder of the Grand Army of the Republic, on Saturday, April 18, 2020 at 3:30pm, Rose Hill Cemetery, Petersburg, IL. A block of rooms has been set aside at a reduced rate of $89.00 at the River Bank Lodge. Book reservations by phone, (217) 632-0202 and mention “Sons of Union Veterans”. Volume 124, number 2 • the Journal of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil war • winter, 2020 RemembeRing of the Unknown reMeMbrance Day 2019 photos by PCinC James Pahl. the banner The Banner is published quarterly and copyrighted by the National Organization, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, 1 Lincoln Inside Circle Suite 240, Harrisburg, Pa 17105-1865. Fourth class postage paid at Milwaukee, Wis. Membership dues (including the Banner) $23 per year. Subscription rate $12 for four consecutive issues. Single copies $3 with The Banner checks payable to “National Organization SUVCW” mailed to the HQ in Harrisburg. Products and services advertised do not carry Nat. SUVCW endorsement. The Nat. Organization reserves the right to reject content of any copy. Send all news matter to the Editor; send the following to SUVCW Headquarters: address changes, election of officers, new edward norris General orders 2019-2020 . 4 members, member deaths. SUVCW Commander-in-Chief: Ed Norris coFa Minutes . 4 Publisher: United Press & Graphics 505 East Industrial Drive Georgia to host the 2020 national encampment . 7 Hartland, WI 53029 Phone: (262) 367-3730 e-mail: [email protected] chaplain’s corner . 8 Send material for publication to: PCinC James B. Pahl, Editor (517) 676-1471 obituary - Sally krantz, lGar pnp . 8 e-mail: [email protected] Editorial Staff: Cher Petrovic & Dave Milawski obituary - rev. richard o. partington, pcinc . 9 Subscriptions and address changes: Br. David W. Demmy, Sr. 14th Michigan Svr at arlington national cemetery . 11 Executive Director, SUVCW 1 Lincoln Circle at Reservoir Park Suite 240 (Nat’l Civil War Museum Bldg.) peace crowning patriotism . 13 Harrisburg, PA 17103-2411 (717) 232-7000 e-mail:[email protected] voices of patriotism . 14 Further Information: http://suvcw.org/bannerhome.htm Department news . 15 SubMiSSion ScheDule Svr Guidon . 21 Winter Deadline-December 15 Final Muster . 22 Spring Deadline-March 15 Summer Deadline-May 31 Autumn Deadline-August 31 collecting the Sons . 23 KUDOS: We would like to sincerely thank PCinC James Pahl for his time and dedication collecting, organizing and streamlining the vast amount of department material every quarter in order to produce The Banner as we know it. Your time is appreciated more than you know. - Editorial Staff on the Cover: the 14th michigan, SVR, presenting a wreath at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Arlington national Cemetery, nov. 22, 2019. Follow uS / like uS on Facebook http://www.Facebook.coM/Suvcw PAGE 4 • T HE BANNER SonS oF union veteranS oF the civil war General orDer #4 oFFice oF the coMManDer-in-chieF CinC authorized clerical corrections to National eDwarD J. norriS Regulations. 91 Kelly Drive, Lancaster, MA 01523 [email protected] General orDer #5 (SERIES 2019-2020) Veterans’ Day Proclamation - Calls upon brothers of the Synopsis of General Orders issued by Commander-in- Order to honor all those who have served our country Chief Edward J. Norris. The complete Order can be patriotically in any war. viewed on the Order’s website. General orDer #6 General orDer #2 Announces the passing of Sally Krantz of New York, Appoints Robert E. Grim, PCinC as Commanding Past National President of the Ladies of the Grand Army Officer, SVR thru November of 2024. Also appoints of the Republic (2002-2003). Orders badges and charters Donald Darby, PCinC, Donald Martin, PCinC and Henry draped for 30 days. Shaw, Jr., to the National Military Affairs Committee, to General orDer #7 be chaired by Henry Shaw, Jr. CinC ordered all Departments and Camps will not General orDer #3 acquire real estate until further notice. Further ordered Confirms action of the 137th National Encampment to all Departments and Camps which own real estate must amend the Constitution has been ratified by the request notify the SVCinC, describing the type of real estate number of Departments, allowing the Commander-in- owned and its address. Calls upon the CofA to study issue Chief to take action if it is found any action of any and recommend standards for acquisition of real estate National Encampment is in violation of law. and standards for real estate already owned. SynopSiS oF the council oF Commander-in-Chief and the Chair of the National aDMiniStration MeetinG Committee on Program & Policy for their review. noveMber 24, 2019 5. As the Fraternal Relations committee has been GettySburG, pennSylvania approved a line in the budget, Program and Policy will (Note from the National Secretary) This is a synopsis draft proposed job description language, to be forwarded of the minutes as edited by the Banner Editor. The full to C&R for report at the next National Encampment. minutes will be posted on the Order’s website and is the 6. CinC appointed a CinC Committee, chaired by official version) brother Kevin Tucker, with PCinC Mark Day, David Commander-in-Chief Edward J, Norris called the Demmy Sr., Michael Paaquette, Bruce Frail to identify meeting to order at 8:00am on November 24, 2019 and the financial aspects and requirements, facilities needed those in attendance recited the Pledge of Allegiance. and staffing necessary to establish a standalone National National Treasurer: David McReynolds Headquarters. 1. Recommendation: Adopt a written information 7. The CinC appointed Committee on the Allied Orders systems & financial records disaster contingency plan. National Encampment was continued and shall continue Referred to Programs and Policy Committee for report at to work with the Allied Orders on joint Encampment the Springfield 2020. Agreements. 2. Commander-in-Chief Day 8. Program and Policy is looking to retire form 60. They are working on updating form 3, to report by CofA The P&P has made necessary corrections to the form Springfield, 2020. 50, remove inconsistencies and create a proper sequence of events. Proposed change to the C&R Chapter 1, 9. National Committee. on Civil War Memorial Grant Article 1, Section 1 to be developed and submitted to the Fund, CinC to re-appoint committee. C&R Committee by Springfield, 2020. 10. Special Committee on Monument Protection, CinC 3. IRS 501c3 status for the National Organization was appointed brothers Wolz, Pierson, Michael Paquette, Don approved February 8, 2017. The Treasurer was approved Shaw. Report by Springfield, 2020 to file new application to change the group exemption for 11. Program and Policy directed to develop a policy all departments and camps from 501c4 to 501c3. with respectd to actions to be taken should an objection 4.. A draft version of the modified fill-in Adobe be raised to the installation of a duly elected officer. Acrobat PDF form #49 has been provided to the 12. C&R requested to study issue of requiring all THE BANNER • P AGE 5 Departments and Camps to have Assistant Treasurers and National Encampment. The second would be the Jerome Assistant Secretaries. W. Kowalski Chaplain Award. It may be awarded by a 13. C&R was requested to look at language in footnot Department Commander, on the recommendation of the 26, as to National Regulations, Chapter II, Departments, Department Chaplain, to a Camp chaplain for outstanding Article I, Formation, Section 3 and likewise Section 11 to ministry leadership in his camp. correct possible inconsistencies. 19. Memorial University web pages to be modified so 14. Current standards for the Medal of Honor no longer brothers understand they need to take screen shots and allow for recognition of actions during the War of email them to the National Patriotic Instructor to fulfill Rebellion. The Commander-in-Chief to write a letter to completion requirements. proper authority to allow once again for the review and new buSineSS possible award of the Medal of Honor as the review board deems appropriate and not be limited by any date Camps and Departments holding Real Estate. CinC has restrictions. issued a General Order. Committee to study issue will be appointed by the CinC. 15. Committee on Battlefield Preservation Relations was ended and the responsibilities transferred to Form(s) for starting a new Department discussed, no Marketing and Promotions Committee. action required. 16. CofA approved purchase of two computers (one for 1983 Proceedings states on web page that materials not the National Secretary and one for the National available yet printed copies are in the hands of several Treasurer) not to exceed $3000.00. brothers. Executive Director to coordinate getting the hard copy scanned, so electronic copy may be posted to 17. The CofA approved a policy of continuing to the website. designate $7.00 from each brothers National Per Capita, $5.00 to the Headquarters fund and $2 to the Preservation Motion passed that the SUVCW reimburse the SVR up fund. This is consistent with what is believed to be past do $6,500 pending invoices received by the SVR, due to actions of National Encampments. This will be brought unforeseen increased costs for Remembrance Day. to the 2020 National Encampment for approval and 6. Motion passed the CofA to approve up to $1,500 for placement into the annotations of the National purchase Video equipment, seconded by National Regulations. Treasurer Michael Beard. Motion Passed. 18. Upon the request of the National Chaplain, the GooD oF the orDer Program and Policy committee will consider two additional awards to be placed into the Order’s Policies.
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